Trouble passing instances of another class to another class

[goodbyeworld]

Hello. I am still new to object-oriented programming in C++ and I'm having difficulty in dealing with classes. We are tasked to create a multiplayer game in school which has a Player and Team class with some attributes listed below.

class Player {
public:
	Player();
	string name;
	string typeOfPlayer;
	int teamNumber;
}

class Team {
public:
	Team();
	int numberOfPlayers;
}

The user is supposed to enter the number of players, the type of player and their team number. So I created a vector of Player instances, which I call a team.

vector<Player> team[numberOfTeams];

Then everytime a user inputs a player, it is placed inside the vector like so:

team[teamNumber].push_back(Player);

Now my problem is, how am I supposed to pass this team vector to a Team class? I have tried making an instance of Team class like:

Team team[teamNumber];

But I cannot access the array elements of team vector inside Team class when I do this. Basically I need to store instances of Player class inside Team class. Any help or guidance would be appreciated. Thank you!

[whitenite1]

@goodbyeworld

You need to add a semi-colon at the end of each class definition.

[goodbyeworld]

Oh I just forgot to place semi-colons in my post here, but there are semi-colons in my code and it still isn't working. :/

[goodbyeworld]

Nevermind, I have already fixed the error.

Oh and thank you @whitenite1 for responding.